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This article describes the functions of the Groveler service and the Single Instance Storage Filter, what practices to avoid, and the recommended backup and restore procedures for the data that resides on a Single Instance Store (SIS) volume.
More informationThe Groveler ServiceThe Groveler service scans the hard-disk volumes on a Remote Installation Services (RIS) server for duplicate copies of files. If the service locates duplicate copies of files, one instance of the duplicate file is stored in a central folder, and the duplicates are replaced with a link (a reparse point) to the central copy to improve disk usage. If you stop this service, the files cannot be automatically linked, but the existing linked files can still be accessible.NOTE: If you remove RIS from a Windows 2000-based computer, only the Groveler service is removed or disabled. When the Groveler service is either removed or disabled, it can prevent any future files that are copied to the volume from being copied to the SIS Common Store database folder and it can prevent the creation of a link (reparse point) to that data in the SIS database. By default, Windows 2000 does not remove or disable the Single Instance Storage Filter that can enable you to access the data in the SIS volume when RIS is removed. The Single Instance Storage FilterThe Single Instance Storage Filter is a file system filter that manages the duplicate copies of files on hard-disk volumes. This filter copies one instance of the duplicate file into a central folder, and the duplicates are replaced with a link to the central copy to improve disk usage. This service (Single Instance Storage Filter) cannot be stopped. If this service is disabled, the linked files are not accessible. If the central folder is deleted, the linked files can become permanently inaccessible.The Backup and Restore Procedures of Data Stored on a SIS VolumeIt is recommended that you perform regular backups of critical data before you make any system changes or you install any services, especially those services that can interact with data.To be able to access data that is stored on a SIS volume, you must either run or have installed Single Instance Storage Filter on your computer. The Single Instance Storage Filter driver is not installed by default on a new installation of Windows 2000 Server. This driver is only installed when the RIS is installed by means of the Add/Remove Programs tool (click Windows Components). Additional Requirements
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(ACNS) Bishop of Durham says farewell to diocese
The Right Revd Justin Welby, Bishop of Durham and Archbishop of Canterbury Elect, tonight (Monday January 28) bade farewell to the Durham Diocese with a message of hope for the people he is leaving behind.
Bishop Justin attended a service of farewell, thanks and celebration at Durham Cathedral in what was his last public appearance in the diocese before he receives his legal title as Archbishop of Canterbury.
Bishop Justin will cease to be Bishop of Durham and have the legal title bestowed on him as Archbishop of Canterbury at 12 noon on the 4th February at a formal service in St Paul's Cathedral in London. His public ministry will be inaugurated at an enthronement service at Canterbury Cathedral on 21st March.
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This flash is a sprite tribute to Randy, using graphic's from Yoshi's Island. Basically it's a visual metaphor saying that his spirit lives on, and the golden statue the yoshi's are gathered around is supposed to be baby Solem. I tried making this short, as epic and beautiful as I could. R.I.P Randy Solem ='(
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still hard to Believe he's gone
He will always be remembered
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^^ This was a very lovely and peaceful flash~
00 Wait, what?!? *checks Randy Solem's page* OO WHAAAAT?!?!?!
-*after a brief time-out*-
Wow, that just makes this flash all the more meaningful. That was very sweet of you, guy~
You rock. If Randy knew, I know he'd appreciate it. As another of his many fans, I do too~
Thank-you, your words are heart felt and apreciated!
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King David lurks in the shadows MUAHAHAHA ;)
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I was plannin' on makin' something for Randy too. Even though he and I never talked or anything... Actually, he didn't even know who I was. But he's the one who got me motivated enough to first download Flash back in the day. And I've come a long way with animation since then...
So yeah Randy, I will miss the fuck out of you.
Nice tribute man.
Thanks man. Now me and Randy didn`t know each other terribly well, I use to be a big poster on his forum back in 2005,2006 though. It was because of him I got my first daily 5th with my VGDC yoshi`s island entry and placed 3rd in his contest I believe, and now it`s because of him again I got my first daily award (again 5th) in almost 6 years... =`D
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Very nicely done. A nice sprite tribute to the king of all sprite movies. Fitting music, and fairly smooth animation. Love the concept of you animating a visual metaphor.
Rest in peace, Randy Solem.
Thanks boss! The idea for this movie was born after I created the first sprite scape, and I just went with it! =D


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The Gulf of Oil from Space on Day 68
Here's the shot from Earth orbit of the oil catastrophe off the Mississippi barrier islands on 27 June 2010. You can see a bigger image here. From the Earth Observatory explanation:
"As of June 27, 2010, the entire gulf-facing beachfront of several barrier islands in eastern Mississippi (offshore of Pascagoula) had received a designation of at least "lightly oiled" by the interagency Shoreline Cleanup Assessment Team that is responding to the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. A few small stretches of Petit Bois Island had been labeled heavily or moderately oiled.
"This high-resolution image shows Petit Bois Island (top right) and the eastern end of Horn Island (top left) on June 26. In general, oil-covered waters are silvery and cleaner waters are blue-gray. This pattern is especially consistent farther from the islands. The intensely bright patches of water directly offshore of the barrier islands, however, may be from a combination of factors, including sediment and organic material, coastal currents and surf, and oil.
"The islands provide a sense of scale for the ribbons of oil swirling into the area from the south. Petit Bois Island is about 10 kilometers (6 miles) long. It is one of seven barrier islands that, along with some mainland areas of Mississippi and Florida, make up the Gulf Islands National Seashore. According to the National Park Service Gulf Islands National Seashore Website, all the islands remained open to the public as of June 28, 2010, and clean-up crews were on hand to respond to any oil coming ashore."
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SOURCE: Henry, Holly. "Maps, Globes, and 'Solid Objects.'" In Virginia Woolf and the Discourse of Science: The Aesthetics of Astronomy, pp. 71-92. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2003.
In the following excerpt, Henry investigates the influence of Bertrand Russell's theories of material phenomena on her "Solid Objects."
Bertrand Russell and Woolf's "multiform Artwork"
In her short fiction experiments like "Solid Objects," "Kew Gardens," and "The Mark on the Wall," Woolf explored the questions that Russell and Whitehead were working out in their own theories regarding what can be known of the material world. Ann Banfield, in a carefully researched and comprehensive study of Russell and the Cambridge debates regarding theories of knowledge of the material...
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The Valley is now home to about a million people, and there are a couple of big development projects in the works.
Plans call for a commercial spaceport near Brownsville. Also the University of Texas is creating a new medical school.
But when it comes to moving goods and people, local leaders were faced with a big problem.
"We were one of the areas in the country that didn't have a major interstate going through. We had no interstate. There was nothing south of I-10."
That's Julian Alvarez with the Rio Grande Valley Partnership. It's an organization that promotes economic growth in the region.
Alvarez is applauding the new I-69 designation on two existing highways in the Valley.
Signs have gone up on a 53-mile stretch of US 77 near the U.S./Mexico border. There are also signs on a 14-mile section of U.S. 281 from ED-din-berg to Pharr.
"You know when folks are looking at bringing in industry to south Texas, that's one of the first things they ask, is there a major interstate that goes through our ports of entry."
The long-term plan for I-69 is to create an interstate highway through the central part of the country that links the Canadian and Mexican borders.
Here in the Houston area, drivers are seeing the I-69 shields along sections of U.S. 59. The newest signs are going up along a 28-mile segment from I-610 west to Rosenberg.


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ELECTION 2014: Richmond Community Coalition adds two more candidates
Helen Quan and Dan Baxter became the latest council hopefuls to be endorsed by the local political group Richmond Community Coalition on Monday.
Quan, a single mother of two who runs a local business, previously ran for council in 2005, and finished 738 votes behind the last-place councillor, Rob Howard, one of the founders of the Richmond Community Coalition who went on to become an MLA before retiring from politics during the last provincial election.
"Richmond is the city where I work, where I belong and where I want to represent," said Quan in front of gathering of about 70 people at Aberdeen Centre that included fellow Richmond Community Coalition candidate, incumbent Coun. Ken Johnston and Richmond-Steveston Liberal MLA John Yap.
Quan has served as the president of the Richmond Mandarin Lions Club and vice president of the 32nd Richmond Scouts, and has fundraised for many organizations.
Dan Baxter, who has lived in Richmond for a couple of years and is raising his young family here, said his skills as a research and policy analyst with the B.C. Chamber of Commerce should serve him well on council.
Baxter said his work experience has given him insight into how different levels of government interact.
He said he's like to add "one more voice, a new voice, to council, and just give it a little bit more of a different flavour than maybe what we've had for the past four or five elections with some people who have been on council for 20 years."
The city has been run very well, Baxter said, and he's not suggesting all of council be tossed out. Rather, he'd like to add "fresh blood, new faces" that would help enhance what's already been done, and bring some new ideas to the table.
Baxter, a married father of two, is a director with the Britannia Heritage Shipyard Society
Both Quan and Baxter spoke of their commitment to better engaging with the community, and ultimately improving voter turnout for the Nov. 15 civic election.
The Richmond Community Coalition is next holding a town hall meeting at the Richmond Cultural Centre's performance hall, 7700 Minoru Gate, Wednesday (Aug. 20) from 7 to 9 p.m.
Coun. Chak Au has also joined the Richmond Community Coalition in his bid to be re-elected, and in doing so left RITE, the Richmond Independent Team of Electors, which he previously ran with.
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She revealed that she loved the way the Republicans in the House stood their ground.
But I will remind her that so did Col. George Custer at the battle of the Little Big Horn.
How bravely they stood against logic, reason and the political polls.
The cost was exceedingly high, and many scalps were taken.
Yes, there will undoubtedly be payback, but for now, Republican blood is shed.
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The EyeTV DTT Deluxe is a digital-only tuner, which means you cannot use it to pick up analog signals. At the moment it's only available in Europe, which means you can grab DVB-T or Freeview signals. No word on a US launch date. The European version will set you back about €79.95 or £69.95.
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ive eaten at this place several times.. its probably the only really healthy place around there (everything is soo greasy) this place is so cool they have art on the walls, books, and play cool music. the wraps and drinks are awesome i hope they keep this place around... its soo different and soo good..try the chicken pesto wrap and the lemonade sangria they are addicting.....


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By Robert L. Bradley Jr.
Energy firms and academic researchers recently petitioned the White House to reconsider the "social cost of carbon" (SCC), a new input to justify new and costlier federal regulation.
Don't feel bad if you have never heard of this term; it is new to students of regulation too. The SCC is the federal government's official determination of the monetary "damage" done to public health and welfare by carbon dioxide emissions. Several months ago, with virtually zero public oversight, administration officials substantially increased its earlier stealthy estimate -- but this time got caught.
The SCC issue goes far beyond the oil, gas, and coal industries. SCC taxes average Americans in a regulatory ramp-up that will either restrict choice, increase cost, or both. And what is bad for consumers is also bad for the struggling economy.
The White House needs to tank the nebulous concept of "social cost" on intellectual grounds, not only because it is anti-consumer and anti-economy.
The feds "social cost of carbon" is generated by a computer model with hundreds of variables related to environmental degradation. The Office of Management and Budget then takes this value to evaluate the climate change impacts of federal regulations. The recent 40 percent increase (from $21 to $35 per metric ton) was buried in an update to the Department of Energy's energy-efficiency standards for microwave ovens.
It flunks peer review. MIT economist Robert Pindyck complained that the SCC modelers "can do little more than make up functional forms and corresponding parameter values. And that is pretty much what they have done." Rep. James Lankford (R-OK) argues: "This is no simple rule change with little effect," he said. "This has especially serious consequences."
The social cost of carbon is just another arrow in the quiver of a President at war against consumer-chosen fossil-fuel energy to try to help "green" energies survive. A more undeserving target can hardly be imagined given that free-market energy--oil, gas, and coal--is the bright spot of the American economy.
The oil and natural gas industry currently supports 9.8 million American jobs and pays $200 billion in direct wages to U.S. employees. It's expected to create another one million new positions in this country over the next decade.
Energy industry growth benefits millions of Main Street retirees. Only 3 percent of oil and natural gas companies are owned by corporate executives and board members. The vast majority is owned by public and private retirement funds. So-called Big Oil is really Little Oil for the masses.
If the energy industry is saddled with new, onerous regulations and fees, the latest example being a social cost of carbon, it will stagnate. There will be fewer new energy jobs. And the nest eggs of millions of average Americans will take a hit.
A higher SCC will also make energy production more expensive. Those new costs will likely get passed along to consumers. Everything from the electricity used to heat your home to the food you buy at the grocery store will see a price increase.
Meanwhile, the primary justification for the SCC -- impending catastrophic global climate change -- is itself in crisis. Data recently released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration indicates that there has been no marked increase in global temperature since November 1996 -- that's nearly 17 years ago. The Arctic Ice Cap has actually grown sixty percent over the last year, reversing fears of a great melting.
That leaves substantial science showing carbon's vital contributions to human thriving.
President Obama has insisted his administration is dedicated to fostering "an unprecedented level of openness in government." A major 2009 directive from his own Office of Management and Budget explicitly says that "transparency promotes accountability by providing the public with information about what the Government is doing." Yet, the American people were completely left in the dark when this new carbon value was calculated. White House officials never explained the model behind the number. They didn't solicit input from business groups or everyday energy consumers.
Fortunately, GOP lawmakers have started pushing back in earnest against the SCC ruse. They've successfully lobbied the Government Accountability Office to take an in-depth look at how the White House came up with the calculation. And in early August, the House voted to block the Environmental Protection Agency from factoring in the social cost of carbon when crafting major new energy regulations.
This is a good start. But the ultimate solution is to scrap this increase entirely -- it is just too intellectually unjustified and negative for the American economy. Pushing anti-growth measures without proper public oversight is no way to run a country.
Robert L. Bradley Jr. is CEO of the Institute for Energy Research and author, most recently, of Edison to Enron: Energy Markets and Political Strategies (John Wiley & Sons).
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Hello people,
Need some help - I am wanting to swap over to Virgin Mobile UK with my already SIM Free NOKIA Lumia 820, but the Call Centre has told me there is a 'known problem' with Windows Phone 8 running with their Virgin Mobile MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) setup.
Can anyone please shed any light on this situation, is it true? Is it partly true? -
Right, well I have now placed a Virgin Media (UK) SIM Card into my NOKIA Lumia 820 and it's interesting:
1: Network name = "Local network operator"
2: Under Network Options it's named as "23430" and you can't manually search for any Networks in the area
3: None of my e-mail, Facebook or Twitter accounts will sync with the phone - I can still use Facebook and Twitter through the apps, but Outlook E-Mail keeps throwing up an Error Code of 86000107 saying "We're having a problem connecting to dub-m.hotmail.com"
Anyone know anything surrounding this or any solutions with the Sync issues? - 12-08-2012, 02:02 PM #3
Facebook and Twitter snyc issues were sorted in the end.
The issue surrounding Outlook however continues to this very day, even after placing my 3 Mobile SIM back in it still didn't cure the problem, so instead I have logged into Outlook using the Hotmail sync option and that's sorted that problem out...but Outlook still won't sync!
New problem now is that whenever I am involved in a Telephone Call lasting longer than 5 minutes, the connection goes from 3G to 2G automatically, and the only way to get 3G back is to turn off and turn on again...then turn off Data Connection and turn it back on again, it then realises it's set for 3G connection and finally switches back!
Another interesting oddity, I can now finally search for Networks and I get the full list (Virgin (Big V) = T-Mobile, virgin (small v) = Orange), but it still shows "Local network operator" under the Phone icon...odd!!
Is there known issues surrounding Windows Phone 8 and MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators)?
Richard -
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P.E. Central Lesson Plan: Turkey Strut
The ability to move safely through general space.
Purpose of Activity:
For students to have fun participating in a holiday game while working on their locomotor skills.
Suggested Grade Level:
Materials Needed:
26 hula hoops; 26 small cones; 2 sets of small alphabet cards and/or alphabet bean bags (1 set for basket and 1 set for hula hoops); fun music; CD or Cassette Player; basket/box for letters; cones or other markers to designate a large rectangular play area; paper "turkeys" (can be drawn; or cut from an Ellison die machine);
Lesson Plan:
Description of IdeaScatter the hula hoops out in the play area. Place a different letter in each hoop (using one set of either laminated poster board cards or the alphabet bean bags).
Explain the activity as follows: Students will begin moving around the general space using the locomotor movement which you call out, while avoiding stepping inside the hoops. When the music stops they will need to find a hoop to stand in, a la "musical chairs" (more than one student is allowed to stand in each hoop). The teacher then chooses a student to come over and choose a letter from the basket; the student then calls out the letter. The student(s) standing in that hoop all receive a "turkey". The student who called out the letter then takes a cone over to that hoop and places the cone in the hoop; students may no longer stand in this hoop when the music stops (be sure to set this now-used letter aside). The student then re-enters the activity; the music and movement begin again. When there are too few hoops to allow everyone to safely have at least one foot in a hoop, then begin the game again (take the cones out of the hoops). The student who collects the most turkeys at the end of the game can get to line up first or have some other similar "reward". Make sure students correctly understand the activity, then begin play!
Teaching Suggestions:
Laminate the alphabet cards and/or turkeys for a longer life.
Assessment Ideas:
Observe each student's ability to correctly perform the locomotor skill called out.
Jacqueline Mitchell
who teaches at Love T. Nolan Elementary School
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Posted on PEC: 5/24/2001.
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The U.S. Army is holding a 29-year-old soldier, from the Virgin Islands, in pre-trial confinement, as the suspect in the June 17 shooting of Master Sgt. Pedro Mercado, at Fort Gillem in Forest Park, according to a statement from the Army.
The soldier, Staff Sgt. Rashad J. Valmont, has been charged with premeditated murder under the section of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) that deals with murder, according to a written statement from Army spokesperson, Maj. Lenora Hutchinson.
Mercado, 47, a resident of Stockbridge, was shot multiple times on June 17 at the U.S. Army Reserve Center, at Fort Gillem. Mercado was the Noncommissioned Officer-in-charge of the Personnel Section at the Army Medical Depot Professional Management Command, where Valmont worked as a human resource specialist.
"A charge of premeditated murder was preferred against Staff Sgt. Rashad J. Valmont, under Article 118 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice," Hutchinson said in her written statement.
Although Hutchinson stressed Valmont is presumed innocent unless he is proven guilty, his life could be on the line when his case goes to trial.
Under Article 118 of the UCMJ, a person "shall suffer death, or imprisonment for life as a court-martial may direct," if he or she is found guilty of premeditated murder, or kills another person while "engaged in the perpetration or attempted perpetration or burglary, sodomy, rape, robbery, or aggravated arson," according to a copy of the UCMJ found on the Army's web site, www.army.mil/.
Hutchinson said the Army's Criminal Investigation Command is still investigating the shooting. The Army has not released any information about a possible motive for the shooting. Valmont allegedly turned himself in to Lake City police after the shooting occurred.
Mercado's funeral will be held today, at noon, at the Redemption Fellowship Church, which is located at 418 Ga. Hwy. 279, in Fayetteville, according to both an obituary that ran in a local newspaper, and a woman who answered thse church's phone. There will be a visitation at the church from 10 a.m., to noon.
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Well, I spent around two months working on it, and I must say myself that it's slightly more expressive and sophisticated than the last one I made. I don' think this is true sonata form due to the fact that, there isn't any V-cadence anywhere, and I modulated to weird places. Anyway, do enjoy, and give a comment; I would appreciate it much.
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I wish I could write a sonata some day.... big respect.... Ive noticed a composition like this requieres a lot of inspiration in order to create a various arrange of moods and variations since the only instrument is the piano..... great work mate
Ahh, for some reason, this song took a long time to compose. It was grating to hear the piano being looped again and again for an hour nonstop, but these kind of songs give you very little leeway for melodious harmony. I see you composed some classical works yourself; I'll take a look in the near future. Thanks.
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really great composition
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maybe you could take other instruments and implementate more like violins
Hmm, thank you. However, a piano sonata is a piano sonata, so I can't do much about it, haha.


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Bulacan has 2 cities and 22 municipalities, namely: the City of Malolos[Capital], Bulacan, Calumpit,Hagonoy, Paombong, Pulilan (District I); Balagtas,Baliuag, Bocaue, Bustos, Guiguinto, Pandi, Plaridel (District II); Angat, Dona Remedios Trinidad,Norzagaray, San Ildefonso, San Miguel, San Rafael
(District III); Marilao, Meycauayan , Obando, Sta. Maria (District IV); and San Jose del Monte City (Lone District)
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It's my 21st Birthday!
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Haha! I thought that picture was adorable. I'm going to celebrate with some girls next Saturday. However, I'm celebrating with my family tonight, but my amazing boyfriend took me out last night. :) Well technically, just a bunch of hours ago, haha.
He took me into Hoboken, New Jersey right by the Hudson River - what an incredible view! We ate at The Melting Pot. It was my first time having fondue! We had the Big Night Out 4 Course Dinner. We started with the Fiesta Cheese Fondue which includes cheddar cheese with lager beer, jalapeño peppers and salsa. I thought it had a sweet aftertaste; it was really good. We ate it with tortilla chips, bread, vegetables, and apples.For our entrees, we had the Mojo style brew & ate bits of sirloin steak, chicken, shrimp, beef, ravioli, potatoes, and vegetables. It came with a variety of dipping sauces; I personally liked the one that tasted like Sweet n Sour sauce - but I'm not sure exactly what was in it. For our dessert, we had the Chocolate Dulce de Leche fondue and it came with strawberries, bananas, marshmellows, rice krispies, brownies, and a cute little slice of cheesecake. They added a candle since we were there celebrating my birthday :)Oh yeah, how could I forget the drinks?? I started on the non-alcoholic version of one drink, I totally don't remember what it was called but it had mango and another fruit in it. Then, since after all I was turning 21, I also ordered the Birthday Cake martini! It included Stoli vanilla vodka with pina colada and strawberry something. It really did taste like a birthday cake, and I'm usually not a fan of things too sweet, but it was really good!
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NEW DELHI: A Delhi police assistant sub-inspector and a head constable posted with the Hari Nagar police station were arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs. 30,000 from a woman to settle a false complaint against her.
The Hari Nagar Station House Officer has been sent to the lines. The woman had complained to the CBI alleging that a property dealer had lodged a false complaint against her with the Hari Nagar police station recently over a business dispute. Subsequently, ASI Sukhdev Singh summoned her to the police station and even though she refuted the charges, he and Head Constable Mahender, who worked as the reader of the area SHO, allegedly demanded Rs. 30,000 from her to settle the matter. The CBI verified the facts and then laid the trap .


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Devoid of guile; innocent and without deception: his face, once so open and guileless
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- That the Third World was born guileless and innocent only to be brutalised by the West is a popular slogan in many parts of the world.
- It seemed like a heavy responsibility to place upon an innocent, guileless ukulele.
artless, ingenuous, open, honest, sincere, genuine, naive, natural, simple, childlike, innocent, unsophisticated, unworldly, unsuspicious, trustful, trusting;
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Title: | Utilization of Steam from Thermal Power Plant to Recover the Caustic & Alumina from Red Mud Slurry |
Authors: | Sahu, R C Patel, R K Ray, B C |
Keywords: | Global warming gases Brown cloud Red mud Acid neutralizing capacity |
Issue Date: | 2008 |
Publisher: | Institute of Advance Technology and Environmental Studies(IATES), Bhubaneswar |
Citation: | Proceedings of International Symposium on Environment and Waste Management of Mining & Mineral based Industries (EWMMI – 2008), IATES, Bhubaneswar, 27th -29th February, 2008, P 111-117 |
Abstract: | Earth's most powerful greenhouse gas-water vapor causes fast global climate change. Slight increase in the Earth's atmospheric water vapor concentration plays a far greater role in global warming than CO2 or other minor gases. The highly energetic water vapor (waste steam) of thermal power plant forms brown cloud along with CO2, CO, other gaseous pollutants, carbon particles, dust particles, light metal ions, etc. To prevent burning of earth, to some extent, steam is used in the laboratory scale as a source of energy and distilled water for the recovery of caustic and alumina from red mud slurry. The pH of highly alkaline red mud slurry decreased from 13.9 to 10.5 by this process and can be brought to standard environmental level (pH < 9) by addition of small amount of common salt. The recovered caustic, pH >_ 13.5, can be used for the further digestion of bauxite ore. The use of steam led to many benefits, including conservation of distilled water, prevents the formation of brown cloud and reduces the cost of waste management. |
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Madan, M and Sujata, M and Bhaumik, SK (2011) Failure analysis of nose wheel hub of an aircraft. Project Report. National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore, India.
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A rejected nose wheel hub with loose race at the bearing housing area was sent to this laboratory for investigation. Based on the signatures on the axle, and the outer and inner surfaces of the bearing, it appeared that the looseness of the race was due to inadequate fitment of the bearing at the bearing seating area of the wheel hub. There were no evidences to suggest that there was excessive axial load on the bearing in the outward direction which could lead to detachment/looseness of the bearing race. It is, therefore, stated that this failure is not similar to the one that was investigated in this laboratory earlier (refer NAL Report No. MT-FA-1205-05-2010 dated May 14, 2010). In the earlier case, the dislodgement of the bearing was by fracturing of the outer race due to excessive axial load in the outward direction. Hence, these two failures need to be treated differently.
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | Nose wheel hub;Bearing;Inadequate fitment |
Subjects: | AERONAUTICS > Aeronautics (General) CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS > Chemistry and Materials (General) |
Division/Department: | Materials Science Division, Materials Science Division, Materials Science Division |
Depositing User: | Ms. Alphones Mary |
Date Deposited: | 12 Jul 2011 10:30 |
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Decanter signs up top judges for Decanter Asia Wine Awards
Decanter Asia Wine Awards (DAWA), Steven Spurrier, Jeannie Cho Lee MW, Gerard Basset MS MW, CH'NG Poh Tiong, Michael Hill-Smith MW AM, Andrew Jefford, Shinya Tasaki, Press Room Group, Altaya Wines, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Casa del Vino, Pudao News Wine News http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/530099/decanter-signs-up-top-judges-for-decanter-asia-wine-awards http://decanter.media.ipcdigital.co.uk/11150/000002bf4/1975_orh100000w160/Decanter-Asia-Wine-Awards-DAWA-logo.gif http://decanter.media.ipcdigital.co.uk/11150/000002bf4/87fc/Decanter-Asia-Wine-Awards-DAWA-logo.gif- 2012-06-28T08:00:00+01:00 Thursday 28 June 2012
The Decanter Asia Wine Awards (DAWA), which opened in May this year, is the Asian arm of the Decanter World Wine Awards, established in 2004. Its purpose is to showcase wines that are available to Asian consumers: any wine that is commercially available anywhere in the world can enter, but once a set number of entries is reached, priority will be given to those wines already present in the Asian market. Judges – under the joint chairmanship of Steven Spurrier and Jeannie Cho Lee MW, and vice chairs Gerard Basset MS MW, CH'NG Poh Tiong, Michael Hill-Smith MW AM, Andrew Jefford, and Shinya Tasaki – are being recruited specifically for their expertise in Asia. Decanter's Tastings Director Christelle Guibert has now signed up more judges to tastings teams. These include Kavita Faiella, wine director at the Press Room Group, responsible for 12 of Hong Kong's best-known restaurants; Paulo Pong, managing director of Altaya Wines and the man behind the etc wine shops, and Hervé Pennequin, head sommelier at the Hong Kong Jockey Club. Two other recruits are Kwang-Pyo Eun, owner of Casa del Vino in Seoul; and Marcus Ford, director of Shanghai's Pudao wine boutique. Judging will take place in Hong Kong in September 2012. The Decanter Asia Wine Awards is now open for entries: Enter at decanterasiawineawards.com. For more information, please contact Christabel Lemke on +44 (0) 203 148 4498 or email email@example.com


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The house was built in 1856 by Captain Carson and was remodeled into a comfortable 8 room B&B by Mike and Barb Fiori. All rooms have in-suite bathrooms with a full service restaurant on site. Stroll to the beach where you can literally walk on the bottom of the Bay of Fundy. Spectacular views across the Bay to Nova Scotia,
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Die Italienerin in Algier by Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868). Brass Ensemble. For brass quintet: 2 trumpets, horn, trombone & tuba. Swiss import. Grade 5. Score and parts. Published by Editions Marc Reift (MA.EMR-528).
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Are you sure? It's good to drink a good beer with your friends once in a while.
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Are you sure? It's good to drink a good beer with your friends once in a while.
Here (and in linked presentation) -- http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...tem&px=MTQ2OTc -- one can read more about how mega-driver is security-related.
I love the security argument. It's not really related or even relevant. Less symbols is just more obscurity. The fact that many of the symbols are stupidly named and not suited for public consumption means that people need to go fix the symbol naming... But security is a good argument, as it is not something anyone can truly fight against, you cannot publicly claim to be against "more security".
But having scrolled through the slides now, i cannot find a mention of anything security related, must be a figment of this forums imagination. And a rather poor one at that.
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People still complain about size constraints? Are we talking about Puppy? Cause I didn't get the Ubuntu maintainer's decision to not include VCE and UVD code in 14.04 over size constraints. The .iso is already over 700Mb, once you pass 700Mb your next target size is 4Gb, because that will easily fit on either a single layer DVD or on a cheapo 4Gb USB stick.
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Have a great day on our Tennessee river tours that provide adventure and excitement for all ages.
History unfolds in a unique manner during this nostalgic Riverboat Sightseeing Cruise. Enjoy the informative commentary on the city's history as you float down the beautiful Tennessee River. Familiar sights like Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga's skyline will never look the same again.


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With just weeks to go to the opening of Titanic Belfast, international interest in the new visitor experience is soaring. A group of travel and lifestyle journalists from Belgium and the Netherlands flew to Belfast last week, to check out some of the exciting new tourism developments in the pipeline for the city and to explore some of many things to see and do here.
Representing a number of leading Belgian and Dutch publications, the journalists were invited here by Tourism Ireland, in conjunction with the Northern Ireland Tourist Board. Tourism Ireland's publicity drive for ni2012 is targeting influential print, broadcast and online media (including prominent bloggers) around the world. The organisation has invited about 120 top international journalists to visit in the two-week period around the Titanic Belfast Festival alone.
As well as visiting the Titanic Dock and Pump House, the Belgian and Dutch journalists also enjoyed a 'sneak preview' of the new Titanic Belfast building. Monica Nerney, Tourism Ireland's Manager for Northern Europe, said: "There is huge interest in the birthplace of Titanic and in ni2012. These journalists were really delighted to be in Belfast and to have the opportunity to see inside the iconic Titanic Belfast before its official opening and to find out more about the extraordinary legacy of the ship. Visits such as this are an excellent opportunity to showcase Belfast and Northern Ireland, as the articles the journalists will write will be read by thousands of potential holidaymakers in Belgium and the Netherlands.
"The superb programme of new attractions, events and historic anniversaries taking place in Northern Ireland this year, including the opening of Titanic Belfast and the new Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre, presents us with a significant opportunity to deliver a new message to potential visitors about Northern Ireland and to show them why they should choose to come here. Tourism Ireland's promotions in Belgium and the Netherlands this year are capitalising on this unprecedented opportunity and highlighting the strengths of Northern Ireland – iconic experiences, warm, friendly people and value for money."
Ruairí Lehmann, Tourism Ireland the Netherlands (left), with Dutch and Belgian journalists Constance van Amstel, Gijsbertus de Fokkert, Bart Delwig and Tonny van der Mee, at the Titanic Dock and Pump House in Belfast.
For further information: Elaine Moore/Clair Balmer Tourism Ireland Tel: 028 7035 9260 Mob: 07766 527719
Notes to Editors: • Tourism Ireland is the organisation responsible for promoting Northern Ireland and the island of Ireland overseas as a leading holiday destination. • Tourism is responsible for in excess of 4.9% of GDP in Northern Ireland and supports approximately 40,000 jobs. • In 2011, approximately 1.51 million overseas visitors came to Northern Ireland (+6% on 2010), delivering revenue of approximately £340 million. • Tourism Ireland's international website is www.discoverireland.com; there are 42 different websites, providing information in 14 different languages covering every continent. In 2011, discoverireland.com attracted almost 12 million unique visitors.
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A New Species of Sun
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(Photograph by Dave Pawson)
Eight new species of echinoderms were collected on submersible dives during the film expedition, including this new species of Coronaster (96 mm diameter). Observed on a variety of substrates, this species was found most often in rocky habitats. See Pawson & Ahearn (In Press).


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There are 122 Collectibles (80 Lost Souls, 21 Keys, 21 Secret Doors) in total. They are required to achieve 100% game completion. The keys are needed to open the doors, and the doors will unlock Secret Missions. After finding a collectible it will immediately be saved and you can return to the main menu. There is no need to reach the next checkpoint. Some collectibles can only be reached by using certain abilities. Make sure to buy the Leap ability very early, it will come in handy.
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Shoot First, Die Later(1974)An honest cop seeks revenge when mobsters try to put him on the payroll. For more about Shoot First, Die Later and the Shoot First, Die Later Blu-ray release, see Shoot First, Die Later Blu-ray Review published by Brian Orndorf on May 26, 2013 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.0 out of 5. Director: Fernando Di Leo Writers: Fernando Di Leo, Sergio Donati Starring: Luc Merenda, Richard Conte (I), Delia Boccardo, Gianni Santuccio, Vittorio Caprioli, Salvo Randone » See full cast & crew Shoot First, Die Later Blu-ray, Video QualityRemaining in the realm of bootlegs for decades now, "Shoot First, Die Later" arrives on BD boasting a VC-1 encoded image (1.85:1 aspect ratio) presentation, cleaned up by RaroVideo to do the Di Leo title proud. Considering the age and relative obscurity of the title, the viewing experience is quite pleasant, with sturdy, natural colors that show only a mild amount of fade, retaining most of their original potency, while skintones look realistic, displaying distinct differences in sex and age. Blacks thicken during low-lit interior encounters, solidifying murky actions and costuming, while more brightly illuminated events offer a full range of compelling textures and some fine detail, muted somewhat by the original cinematography and tasteful grain management (though a mild blockiness remains). Print is in good shape, without glaring scratches and dirt, but some shake is present and reel changes register harshly. Shoot First, Die Later Blu-ray, Audio QualityThe 2.0 LPCM track is a little alarming at first, introducing itself quite loudly during the main titles, providing some juice to the mix. Dialogue exchanges are as clean as possible, with the dubbing pronounced and comprehensible, delivering on differences of character and intensity of emotion without aggressive distortion, though highs are a little thin. Scoring is pronounced in a most welcome way, with large sweeps of deep funk carrying the sonic experience with intended vigor, preserving instrumentation. There's a forceful front stage push of violence and fiery reaction that's managed well here, laying a hearty foundation for exciting visual elements. Blu-ray bundles with Shoot First, Die Later (1 bundle)
Similar titles suggested by membersShoot First, Die Later Blu-ray, News and Updates• Raro Video Teams Up With Kino Lorber - March 13, 2013 Raro Video U.S., the American branch of one of Italy's most influential home video companies, announced today that it has signed an exclusive, multi-year distribution deal with Kino Lorber, a leader in distributing independent art house films in the U.S.
• Shoot First, Die Later Blu-ray - March 8, 2013 Independent distributors Raro Video USA have confirmed that Fernando Di Leo's Il poliziotto è marcio a.k.a Shoot First, Die Later (1974, starring Luc Merenda, Richard Conte, and Delia Boccardo will be released on Blu-ray on May 28th.
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Free First Day Hikes in New Jersey
You can begin the new year connecting with Mother Nature. New Jersey State Parks will be conducting free guided hikes, walks, interpretive tours and other special outdoor activities at 15 locations on Wednesday, January 1. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin said it's part of America's State Parks First Day Hikes' initiative.
"This is a great way to start off the New Year to reconnect with nature and explore the variety of activities and amenities that all of our state parks have to offer," Commissioner Martin said. "Our knowledgeable park staff and volunteers welcome the opportunity to share a great outdoor experience which we hope will carry on for our residents throughout the year."
New Year's Day free guided hikes will take place at the following New Jersey locations:
· Bass River State Forest (Tuckerton) at 11 a.m.
· Belleplain State Forest (Hike) 10 a.m.; (Mountain Bike Ride) 11 a.m.
· Cheesequake State Park (Matawan) at1 p.m.
· Grover Cleveland Birthplace State Historic Site (Caldwell) at 11 a.m.
· Island Beach State Park, Explore History & Ecology Hikes at 9, 10, 11 a.m., 12 and 1 p.m.
· Kittatinny Valley State Park, (Paulinskill Valley Trail Hike at Footbridge Park, Blairstown) at 10 a.m.
· Kittatinny Valley State Park, (Paulinskill Valley Trail Horseback Ride at Halsey Farm) at 10 a.m.
· Monmouth Battlefield State Park, (Manalapan) Battlefield Interpretive Tour at 11 a.m.; First Day Amble at 12 p.m.; Revolutionary Resolutions Hike at 1 p.m.
· Princeton Battlefield State Park, (Princeton) at 7:30 a.m.
· Rancocas State Park (New Lisbon) at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
· Ringwood State Park, (New Jersey Botanical Gardens, Ringwood) at 1 p.m.
· Round Valley Recreation Area (Lebanon) at 10 a.m.
· Spruce Run Recreation Area/Voorhees State Park (Highlands Trail, Asbury) 8:45 a.m. – 5 p.m.
· Washington Crossing State Park (Titusville) at 10 a.m.
· Waterloo Village (Stanhope) at 1 p.m.
· Wharton State Forest (Atsion) at10 a.m.
· Wharton State Forest (in Franklin Parker Preserve) at 10 a.m.
· Wharton State Forest (Batsto Village) at 10:30 a.m.
Additional details about registration, hike locations, difficulty and length, terrain and tips regarding proper clothing can be found at njparksandforests.org